The time it takes for a phone to charge is largely unaffected by whether the phone is on or not. It might be possible to argue that a phone that is on is using power from the charger to run the phone and to charge the battery, and therefore won't charge as quickly. But the contemporary chargers will generally supply enough power to charge the battery at the "prescribed" rate regardless of whether or not the phone is on. And they'll also supply the power to operate the phone while simultaneously charging the battery at the maximum (optimal) rate.
House wall outlets tend to work faster. But if you have an extension, with say five more outlets, those work a bit slower.
AT&T does not charge for minutes over on the Go Phones; these are pre-paid phones only.
USB chargers are not universal for all phones. Some phones will not charge using a USB cord and some will. It depends on the brand of phone. Some Motorola phones need a specific charger or they will not charge.
there is probley something wrong with your battery
It's Used to make phones better and work faster .
=mobile phones were invented because people wanted to communicate faster and at diffrent locations=
If the phone simply will not charge, either the phones battery needs replacing, or the charger itself has gone south. Suspect the phones battery first - it's the most likely reason.
i am with verizon... and they charge $175.
You will need a charger that has interchangeable cords to charge different types of phones. A universal phone charger should do the trick assuming it has multiple cords.
Yes, it is necessary to initally charge them up, and to subsequently recharge their batteries.
because of using wireless charging mobile phones we can charge our mobile phones everywhere where we go.
technoligy has got better and faster